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Friendship with God: A Path to Deeper Fellowship with the Father, Son, and Spirit
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Based on John Owen’s Classic Text Communion with God, This Helpful Resource Answers the Question, “What Does It Mean to Be Friends with Jesus?”
In John 15, Jesus says, “I have called you friends.” But what does it mean to be friends with Jesus? In the early 1650s, theologian John Owen attempted to answer this question through a series of sermons, eventually compiled as Communion with God. The book is full of truths about having fellowship with God, but Owen’s work is often a struggle for modern readers to understand.
In Friendship with God, pastor Mike McKinley takes a key idea or insight from Communion with God and clarifies it for readers in each chapter, giving them practical guidance for how to develop fellowship with God—such as obeying the Father’s commands, acknowledgment of sin, and prayer. Perfect for new Christians or for those without a church background, this accessible resource offers an introduction to the God who “wants you to know him and be known by him.”
192 pages.
I had read this book on Apple Books, and I was so impressed with it I wanted to get a physical copy. At the moment I am reading through it slowly as part of my morning devotions and taking notes. Mike McKinley has done a wonderful job in taking deep teaching from John Owen and presenting it in a way that is easy to understand. Such an encouraging book.
I had read this book on Apple Books, and I was so impressed with it I wanted to get a physical copy. At the moment I am reading through it slowly as part of my morning devotions and taking notes. Mike McKinley has done a wonderful job in taking deep teaching from John Owen and presenting it in a way that is easy to understand. Such an encouraging book.
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